Lawrence wins in Kansas City indoor track latest meet
The Lawrence team won the Kansas City Indoor Track Meet, finishing atop the standings with about 20 1/2 points as Missouri and Nebraska trailed. Kansas State and other teams showed solid performances in events including the Zenile relay and pole vault, where Earl McKown set a world record at 12 feet 10 inches.
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Kansas
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Missouri
Corsihuskers
Lawrence
Ention
Goaches McDonald
Hunley
Haskell
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Ames
Prat
Agiers
Meir Schaub
Brown
Eimerson Warton
Garey
Rodgers
Mark Fox
Tom
Aump
Norton
Graham
Wade
Nortons
Wil
Kansans
J. O. Roark
Hamily
Iowa State
Meidinger
Schladdan
Missouri Valley Basketball Standings and This Week’s Schedule
Standings for the Missouri Valley Conference and a condensed weekly slate show Kansas and Kansas State matchups at Manhattan and Lawrence venues. Notable games include Drake at Missouri in Columbia, Grinnell facing Kansas Aggies, Nebraska versus Missouri, and Oklahoma versus Kansas with multiple regional showdowns.
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Kansas Aggies
Manhattan
Oklahoma
Kansas
Lawwdence
Drake
Missouri
Columbia
Katsis
Lawrence
Nebraska
Washington
St. Lowis
Cochet Aims to Improve Service in Winter sojourn
Henri Cochet the French Davis Cup star and top French player spends winter in St Moritz with hockey and racing figures. he plans to participate in Barcelona covered courts championships. Cochet and Frank ONeill of St Louis, with jockey Matt MacGee, exchange tips. he seeks to strengthen his weaker service with a powerful rubber puck drill. He is impressed by Little Bill Johnston and notes American players’ size vs skill.
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Switzerland
Henri Cochet
France
New York
Montreal
Barcelona
Cochet
Frank O'Neill
St. Louis
Matt
MacGee
Sheepshead Bay
Ochet
O'Neill
Jay
America
Bill
Beat Bonner, Spain Junior High Boys Edge Bonner Springs
The junior high basketball team defeated Bonner Springs 15 to 14 in a fast game at Chamber of Commerce gym Saturday night. Bonnier Springs overcame early lead, junior high squad won by narrow margin.
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Bonsoh Springs
Juni High
Lawrence High Suffered Two Defeats After Emporia Trip
Lawrence High School basketball team returned Sunday from Emporia with two losses to Roosevelt and the local quint. The score at Emporia was 82 to 22 and Roosevelt won a close game the preceding night.
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Quin
Emporia Hoo
Roosevelt High
Eaverenge Fy
Kansas Wrestlers Fall Hard to Nebraska in Lincoln
Kansas Jayhawkers lost 29 to 0 to Nebraska Cornhuskers in Lincoln on Friday as four falls and three decisions went to Nebraska. Captain Stauffer led Kansas in a tough bout, but Nebraska controlled the match with veterans and strong decisions. The team returns to Lawrence to meet Oklahoma A and M tomorrow night in a home event expected to draw big local interest.
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Nebraska
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Jayhawkers
Cornhuskers
Bobby Roscoe
G. B. Patrick
Lawrence
Lincoln
Oklahoma A
College of Stillwater
Okla
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Jayhawker
Probst
Neb
Stauffer
Secons
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Atvher
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Tume
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Perreault
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Haley
Hefeiren
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Moc. c
McMurphey Coaches Mindanao Track Team to Dominant Win
John McMurphey former Kansas track man led a Mindanao and Sulu region team to a decisive victory in the southern islands track meet held in December. His Mudansio Sulu squad amassed 70 points in track events and added 25 points by winning the baseball championship, outpacing the next team by 14 points.
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John McMurphey
University of Kansas
McMurphey
Mindanao
Ke’ Islands
Torget
Ra. Evit’s
Baseball Practice Amid Busy Cherokee Heack Scene
A fragmented OCR item notes baseball practice and nearby athletic activity. It mentions Kansas and basketball context with unclear names, a phone number style reference, and local school athletics environment. Readable parts imply a practice session intersecting with regional sports events.
YMCA-Y and YWCA Banquet at Haskell Indian School
The annual YMCA-Y and YWCA banquet at Haskell Indian School will be Feb 22 with 225 at tables in the gymnasium. Music by the YMCA quartet led by David Qw, Verna Nori reading, YWCA glee club singing, Ella Koch vocal solo. Toasts by leaders Charles Grounds, Miss Mainie Williams, D. Clinton West, and Dorothy Cate. Afterward an athletic exhibition will close the evening.
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W. C. Avbariquet
Haskell
Haskell, Gymnasium
M. CG. A
Woc. A
Deputy Assessors Meet For County Tax Guidance
Neaily assessors of the county will meet at the county clerk office Friday at 10 o'clock to receive instructions on handling difficult personal property tax problems. State tax commission members will attend to answer questions and provide written guidance for consistent interpretation. County Clerk B C Bussing notes inquiries about veterans bonus payments and will publish updates as laws are clarified to avoid confusion with proposed bills.
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Neaily
Sane Pombe
State Tag Commission
B.C. Bussing
Con & Dues
Journal-World
Dried Grapes Trade From Africa Draws U S Interest
Major Bel cher, back from an empire tour, described a large trade in dried grapes from South Africa. He noted U S demand and said each packet carried instructions for a private distillery, explaining rising interest.
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Africa
London
Belcher
South Africa
United States
World’s oldest weekly paper name puzzles readers
London readers puzzled by a garbled note claiming a list of long running weekly papers and a reference to a vast, century old production of goods. The text mentions Farnham Haslemere Hindhead Herald Alton Mail Borider and Longmoor Journal Liphook and Liss News North Sussex Advertiser and odd figures on output and depreciation.
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London
Farnham
Haslemeres and
Hindhead
Herald
Alton Mail
RUST FAKES HEAVY TOLL IN SWISS PINES
Washington reports giant white pines in Switzerland aging 118 years and 130 feet tall are dying from white pine blister rust. Dr. Perley Spaulding of the U.S. Department of Agriculture says the disease, known since 1854, has become destructive only in the last decade and urges cooperation to curb its spread to uninfested forests in the United States. The campaign involves state and county officials to prevent the rust from spreading further, despite already reaching an advanced stage in New England.
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Washington
Switzerland
Perley Spaulding
United States Department, of Agriculture
Europe
Spaulding
Sibitzerlani
United States
New England
United States Department of Agriculture
Senate Move for World Economic Conference
In Washington on Feb 19 Senator Owen Democrat Oklahoma introduced another resolution urging a world economic conference. He backed a pending measure by Senator Bovah Republican Idaho.
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Washington
Senate Today
Owen
Dem
Oklahoma
Bovah
Rep
Idaho
Lincoln funeral witness recall from Emporia man Kenyon
Emporia resident J S Kenyon recounts attending Abraham Lincoln's 1865 funeral in Springfield. He notes crowds far beyond anything he had seen and reports every public building and churches filled after arriving at 2 am. Wichita votes set to spring election with primaries March 26.
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Lincoln
Emperia
Emporia
J. S Kenyon
Abraham Lincoln
Kenyon
Springbeld
Wichita
Davidt-Leahy
British car makers face American competition warns MP
Birmingham England February 18 Sir Herbert Austin MP warned National Union of Manufacturers that 50000 American automobiles could enter England in 1982 amid low US factory prices. He urged British manufacturers to merge to cut costs and cited lower agent prices and high American labor productivity as pressure on British firms.
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Birmingham
Eng
England
Herbert Austin
M. P
Herbert
National Union of Manufacturers
Monocles Gain Ground Among London Fashion W omen
London readers report monocles rising in popularity among professional and fashionable women this winter. The eye wear is described as slim rimmed in tortoise shell platinum or gold, praised for its becoming effect. Some users note the need for a secure fit to prevent glasses from falling.
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London
Lanian
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Promises Relief
A reader testimonials relief from pain and backache after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Several women from Minneapolis and Chicago report improved health, easing female weakness, and urge others to try the remedy as a trusted aid.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Minn
Chad
J. Breser
18Th Ave. South
Minneapolis
Sfinn
W.bo Shaw
Walnut Street
Chicago
Mindy
Lydia
E.pinkham
Memorial to cost 2 500 000 in San Francisco
A $2.5 million memorial project in San Francisco aims to build three structures at Civic Center—an opera house, conservatory of music, dramatic school, and American Legion clubhouse—along with space for other municipal buildings, to be turned over to the University of California after completion. Condemnation proceedings are underway for the area bounded by Jean, Nossaveuve, MedAllister, Franklin and Grove streets.
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Civic Center
Jean
Nossavéuve
MedAllister
Franklin
Grove
American Legion
Dill
University of California
University
Fragmented memoir fragment with medical reminiscence
A garbled reminiscence recalls ailing health and a recovery through medicine and support from a man named Daniae. The speaker notes rising appetite, steadier nerves, and gratitude for treatment, implying a prior decline and partial restoration. The text remains fragmentary and unclear in specific details.
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